• eCabs and Bolt (like Uber) are the most popular ride-sharing apps in Malta.

• Taxis can be found at major locations like the airport, Valletta, and St. Julian’s. However, always check the price before getting in as taxis don’t use meters.

• Estimated taxi fares:

  • • Airport to Attard: €20

    • Valletta to Attard: €15

    • Sliema/St. Julian’s to Attard: €18-€22

• The Malta Public Transport bus system covers the entire island, including routes to Attard, Valletta, Sliema, and other key locations.

• A single journey costs €2 in summer (€1.50 in winter) and €3 for night buses.

• For frequent travelers, a Tallinja Card (prepaid travel card) or a €21 Explorer Pass (unlimited travel for 7 days) is a good option.

• Main bus hubs: Valletta, Sliema, St. Julian’s, and Buġibba.

📍 Website: www.publictransport.com.mt 

• Renting a car is a great way to explore Malta, especially if staying in Mellieħa, Żurrieq, or Marsaxlokk, where buses are less frequent.

• Malta drives on the left-hand side, and roads can be narrow, so confident driving is recommended.

• Parking in Valletta and Sliema can be difficult, so plan accordingly.

💡 Tip: If renting a car, consider getting a small vehicle for easier parking and maneuverability.

• Sliema–Valletta Ferry (€1.50 per trip) is a scenic and quick way to travel between these two popular areas.

• Gozo Channel Ferry: If guests want to visit Gozo, the ferry departs from Ċirkewwa and costs €4.65 per person (car + driver is €15.70).

📍 Website: www.vallettaferryservices.com 

• Ideal for sightseeing, these buses cover major attractions in Valletta, Mdina, Blue Grotto, Three Cities, and Gozo.

• Tickets start at €20 per day.

📍 Website: www.citysightseeing.com